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23 February 2003
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War ‘difficult to justify’
Mentally ill sent to jail
Religious have ‘great role to play in Church’
Don’t let ‘just war’ debate cloud issue
School can help you ‘be real men’
Arcadia - all the fun of the fair
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IMF, Churches meet
Parramatta OLMC tops state in Study of Religion
Bone marrow breakthrough
Twins, sister inspired by ‘boat people’
Editorial: A case to answer
Letters: Outstanding
Conversation: Patrick McClure, head of Mission Australia - ‘My faith and passion come together’ here
Courage in the face of temptations
Faith makes Fr Chris strong - author
Tong - guardian angel on the street
High 5s and Jesus values at Holy Spirit
Grant helps league members learn e-mail, internet
Diocese eyes Oak Flats for $16m school
Art takes Luke on voyage of discovery
War 'difficult to justify'
War against Iraq would be "difficult to justify" because of a lack of
evidence that the country posed an imminent danger to the United States,
says the chairman of the US bishops' committee on international policy.
In a letter to his fellow US bishops,
Bishop John Ricard of Pensacola-Tallahassee, Florida, said the November
statement by the bishops' conference, which questioned an attack on Iraq,
was still "valid and useful as Catholics and others reflect on the morality
of a possible war with Iraq."
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